Top Australian Eurovision Songs on YouTube

When it comes to Eurovision, success isn’t just measured on the scoreboard, it lives on long after the shows through streams, replays and viral moments.

For Australia, a country that has embraced the Contest with open arms since debuting in 2015, the YouTube numbers tell a fascinating story of which entries have truly captured global attention.

In this article, we dive into the data from the official Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel to uncover the most-watched Australian Eurovision entries of all time, as of 15 April 2026.

We’ve counted down the top 20 individual videos — from Grand Final performances to semi-final showings — and then taken it a step further by combining views across multiple uploads to determine which Australian Eurovision songs have had the biggest overall impact online.

So which Aussie acts have gone the distance beyond the Eurovision stage? And which performances are still racking up views years later?

Let’s break down the numbers.

Here are the Top 20 individual videos:

20. Sheldon Riley - Not The Same (2022)

Live Grand Final performance — 1,429,110 views

19. Electric Fields - One Mikali (One Blood) (2024)

Official Music Video — 1,768,288 views

18. Voyager - Promise (2023)

Live Grand Final performance — 1889986 views

17. Voyager - Promise (2023)

Official Music Video — 2039961 views

16. Sheldon Riley - Not The Same (2022)

National Final Live performance — 2112693 views

15. Montaigne - Technicolour (2021)

Official Video - Live Mardi Gras performance — 2,247,323 views

14. Montaigne - Don't Break Me (2020)

National Final Live performance — 2,408,083 views

13. Jessica Mauboy - We Got Love (2018)

Live semi-final 2 performance — 3,081,799 views

12. Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity (2019)

Live semi-final 1 performance — 3,125,598 views

11. Go-Jo - Milkshake Man (2025)

Official Music Video — 3,241,760 views

10. Go-Jo - Milkshake Man (2025)

Live semi-final 2 performance — 3,739,940 views

9. Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity (2019)

National Final Live performance — 3,761,239 views

8. Dami Im - Sound Of Silence (2016)

Live semi-final 2 performance — 3,950,476 views

7. Guy Sebastian - Tonight Again (2015)

Live Grand Final performance — 6,119,369 views

6. Isaiah Firebrace - Don't Come Easy (2017)

Music Video — 6,306,285 views

5. Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity (2019)

Live Grand Final performance — 7,030,563 views

4. Guy Sebastian - Tonight Again (2015)

Music Video — 7,964,809 views

3. Jessica Mauboy - We Got Love (2018)

Music Video — 9,276,248 views

2. Dami Im - Sound Of Silence (2016)

Live Grand Final performance — 16,923,045 views

1. Dami Im - Sound Of Silence (2016)

Music Video — 18,944,849 views

Here are the Australian Eurovision songs ranked based on combined views:

13. Jessica Mauboy - Sea of Flags (2014)

773,571 views single video

12. Delta Goodrem - Eclipse (2026)

1,238,711 combined views over two videos

11. Montaigne - Don't Break Me (2020)

2,408,083 views single video

10. Electric Fields - One Mikali (One Blood) (2024)

2,764,694 combined views over three videos

9. Montaigne - Technicolour (2021)

3,951,188 combined views over three videos

8. Sheldon Riley - Not The Same (2022)

4,251,974 combined views over four videos

7. Voyager - Promise (2023)

4,795,859 combined views over four videos

6. Go-Jo - Milkshake Man (2025)

7,081,733 combined views over three videos

5. Isaiah Firebrace - Don't Come Easy (2017)

7,968,518 combined views over three videos

4. Jessica Mauboy - We Got Love (2018)

13,328,250 combined views over three videos

3. Kate Miller-Heidke - Zero Gravity (2019)

14,049,118 combined views over four videos

2. Guy Sebastian - Tonight Again (2015)

14,544,928 combined views over three videos

1. Dami Im - Sound Of Silence (2016)

39,818,370 combined views over three videos

Dami Im’s Sound of Silence clearly dominates. The videos lead by a significant margin of views. Its success points to a perfect mix of a strong Eurovision result, memorable staging, and a song with lasting global appeal.

The views above suggest that artist recognition plays a major role, with well-known names like Guy Sebastian and Jessica Mauboy performing strongly regardless of Grand Final placings.

At the same time, more recent entries lag behind in total views, reflecting both less time to accumulate numbers and possibly a dip in Australia’s viral impact compared to earlier years. The exception is Go-Jo's Milkshake Man, which despite narrowly missing out on the Grand Final in 2025, features in the top 10 of both lists showing it still has online public appeal.

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